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In today's episode of SCS On The Road, we take a look back at our participation at this year's Gamescom. Take a look at how it went!
This year, at the end of August, we once again took part in Gamescom in Cologne, Germany! We had a booth with six PC stations and two of our 4D Motion Simulators, where fans could get hands-on with previews of our upcoming Coaches, Road Trip: Ford, Iceland, South Dakota, and British Columbia DLCs. The cherry on top was the brand-new Volvo FH Series 6 100 Year Edition, which Volvo Trucks were kind enough to bring along and display at our booth.
Over the five-day show, we welcomed a huge number of visitors and content creators who came to try out our upcoming DLCs. We're incredibly happy that so many of you could make it and meet with us there! Now, let's take a look at how our Gamescom adventure went in this episode of SCS On The Road.
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You can download it from GitHub.
The highlights of this version are a new placebo GPU module based on libplacebo,
a 32-bit float default audio sample format, and Adjustment Clips (fx_cut) that
filter only the tracks below them.
mlt_frame.
Use mlt_frame_append_convert_image() to register a converter instead of
setting frame->convert_image directly. Multiple converters are tried in
registration order; the first that succeeds wins. New public API:
mlt_frame_prepend_convert_image()mlt_frame_append_convert_image()mlt_frame_convert_image()mlt_frame_next_convert_image()mlt_frame_has_convert_image()mlt_frame_copy_convert_image()mlt_frame_s::convert_image is now read-only after
init and is permanently set to the dispatcher mlt_frame_convert_image().
A custom function written directly to this field is no longer called.
If you really need that (I have never heard of anyone who does), clear the frame’s
_convert_image_callbacks property
and use mlt_frame_append_convert_image() instead.fx_cut (Adjustment Clip) now applies its filters only to tracks
below it. Higher tracks composite on top of the filtered result.
New image-stack helpers are used by tractor stacking and by fx_cut:
mlt_frame_prepend_image_from_service()mlt_frame_push_image_with_fx_cut()fx_cut (Adjustment Clip).
Cross-producer image sharing (including the reverse fx_cut share) finalizes
an in-progress Movit chain as rgba64 and does not copy producer-keyed
_movit chain state. Same-producer prepends keep the GPU chain. Playlist
fx_cut frames now set _producer so Movit can key the chain.meta. and set. properties are now copied from the producer onto fx_cut frames
so producer annotations reach tractor output. New public API:
mlt_producer_pass_frame_properties()Mlt::Producer::pass_frame_properties()float32 (mlt_audio_f32le).
Added mlt_audio_format_id() and an mlt_audio_format property on the
multi consumer. Conversion between integer and float is lossless and symmetric
(s16 and u8 round-trip exactly).sox filter, which only supports 32-bit integer samples.volume filter’s normalize parameter because it forces
16-bit integer audio. Use dynamic_loudness instead. The volume filter
itself still supports float samples.meta.audio.*).mlt_property_is_anim() so strings that merely contain =
(for example URLs) are not treated as animation.mlt_properties_get_data() no longer returns a data pointer for rect
properties.mlt_luma_map_from_pgm.fx_cut in-point handling in mlt_transition.mlt++ builds by disabling ELF symbol versioning.setlocale.
Parsing and formatting no longer change the process LC_NUMERIC.movit.convert, avcolor_space, imageconvert) are
now attached from data in loader.ini, using the image_convert key.rgba64 is now a valid input as well as an output: FlatInput is
created with GL_UNSIGNED_SHORT and set_pixel_data() uses the 16-bit
overload. Previously, rgba64 was uploaded as 8-bit, which distorted the
image when an OpenGL filter ran on an fx_cut.placebo GPU module (placebo.render, placebo.shader) using
libplacebo for scaling, debanding, dithering, tonemapping, and mpv-style
.hook shaders (D3D11 / Vulkan / OpenGL).decklink consumer when pausing, seeking, and
resuming playback.mix transition (duck_threshold, duck_attenuation,
duck_level, duck_fade_in, duck_fade_out, and an optional prefix
that records the level on the frame as <prefix>duck_level).#frame+1# keyword in dynamictext (1-based frame number).audiolevel filter.avformat.hevc_vaapi encoding.avformat consumer now logs when it finishes.rnnoise so it works at sample rates other than 48 kHz by resampling.frei0r.kaleid0sc0pe and frei0r.squigglevision now report internal threading.frei0r.camerashake (and its blur) with preview scaling.USE_LV2 and USE_VST2 require USE_LADSPA. The LADSPA blacklist.txt
is installed even without JACK, and LV2_PATH is expanded correctly on Windows.affine and qtblend inside mask_apply.qtblend transition so it does not apply pixel-aspect normalization twice.invert property.shape filter alpha subtraction for rgba.qimage and pixbuf.crop when hardware decode and scale are combined with preview scaling.subtitle_feed end-frame calculation.gpsgraphic and gpstext.sdl2 consumer so it no longer freezes on Windows after a few seconds.sdl2_audio so it no longer hangs in consumer_stop() when stopped while paused.s32, float, s32le, f32le, and u8 to the noise producer,
and s16, s32, s32le, f32le, and u8 to tone. Fixed tone
integer conversion to match audioconvert.xml producer when a filter, transition,
link, or producer fails to load.movit.convert leaking a Movit input on every frame when an
effect chain is reused.gpstext (#gps_hr#).gpsgraphic no longer sets time_offset when a GPS file is first loaded.melt prints its progress when it finishes and exits with a non-zero status
when interrupted by a signal.melt on Windows so it no longer ignores window resizing and keyboard transport.melt -jack option not working with PipeWire.This beta update fixes several bugs reported in the previous build, and fixes compatibility for some effect plugins.
Changes since 5.2 Beta (build 9762):
Download and Install
This build is available via the built-in updater as long as you have opted-in to pre-release updates. From within Settings -> Updates, enable “Also check for pre-release (beta) versions of paint.net” and then click on the Check Now button. You can also use the links below to download an offline installer or portable ZIP.
You can also download the installer here (for any supported CPU and OS), which is also where you can find downloads for offline installers, portable ZIPs, and deployable MSIs.
For the experimental builds for Wine, you can go here to download them.
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The Extended Stable channel has been updated to 152.0.7977.152 for Windows and Mac which will roll out over the coming days/weeks.
From ever-increasing subscription prices to outages and data harvesting: we don’t like what the cloud has come to represent. So we’re redefining what an online service should be: private, optional, and free from lock-in or walled gardens.
That’s why today Nabu Casa is renaming Home Assistant Cloud to more accurately describe what the service actually does, and to better reflect our values. Allow us to introduce:
Home Assistant Link
I’m Carl, Vice President of Commercial at Nabu Casa. You probably know us as the folks making all that sleek, highly optimized Home Assistant hardware. Beyond hardware, we also manage and run Home Assistant Link, and as one of the Open Home Foundation’s commercial partners, we’re here to help fund all their amazing work. We feel pretty passionately about the word cloud, and we’d love to explain how the old name never fit, and why Link finally does.
Home Assistant began with a group of core developers working nights and weekends alongside their regular jobs to create the platform – a good recipe for burnout, and one that has ended plenty of similar open source projects. So in 2018, we founded Nabu Casa and created Home Assistant Cloud to make sure that didn’t happen.
Home Assistant Cloud set out to make Home Assistant easier for more people to use, starting with a problem many of you had: reaching your Home Assistant when you’re not at home, without having to spend a weekend on it. It was also built to make Home Assistant’s development sustainable.
The intent was never to just ask for donations, but to build an optional service that benefited the community and funded the work at the same time. The majority of profits from subscriptions now fund the Open Home Foundation. That money supports everyone working on Home Assistant – from salaried staff to volunteers – keeping the project sustainable. That shift took Home Assistant from a passion project to one that could invest back into its community, and one that could stick around for the long haul.
We even took it out of the Nabu Casa logo… did we take this too far? 🤔
We had a service that we and the community loved, but the name just didn’t feel right. For example, there were times when Paulus, founder of Home Assistant and President of the Open Home Foundation, was on stage saying “don’t buy products that require the cloud to work,” then in the next breath having to explain how Home Assistant Cloud is different, despite the name. That created unnecessary friction.
It also caused confusion, since some new users thought (and continue to think) Home Assistant Cloud is a way to run Home Assistant in the cloud. This has never been the case, because we believe Home Assistant should always be run locally, in your home.
Big Tech has given the cloud a bad name, and while Link does run online, it is very different from other cloud-powered smart home services:
| Home Assistant Link | A Big Tech cloud |
|---|---|
| Optional: your smart home will still work without it, lights and all. | Required: all or most features won’t work without it. |
| No lock-in: you can use this service or someone else’s, and you’ll never be stuck. | A walled garden: you’ll be locked into that one service, and all its outages or price increases. |
| Your data’s private: your data is yours, and will always stay that way. | Your data’s monetized: you’re the product, and your data is used for ads, AI training, and sometimes sold to third parties. |
| Funds a nonprofit: Nabu Casa contributes the majority of profits from subscriptions to the Open Home Foundation, supporting their fight for privacy, choice, and sustainability. | Funds investors first: profits flow to shareholders, debt repayment, and a bunch of other stuff first, and funding developers is an afterthought. |
Your subscriptions help sustain Home Assistant, but we’ve been clear from the beginning that you do not need Link to use the platform. We hate what Big Tech has done to smart devices, turning them into paperweights when they drop support. Thermostats that can’t be scheduled or cameras that can’t detect motion, giving the smart home a bad reputation and making a mountain of e-waste. By not using Link, you’ll miss out on some extras, but that’s all they are: extras. And if you do use Link but have to unsubscribe, your smart home will keep working.
Big Tech treats your data as a commodity and a tool for mass surveillance: sold to advertisers, used to train AI, and dealt to third parties for the best price. We think this is morally bankrupt. That’s why when you use Home Assistant Link, your data is encrypted, and only you have the key. Neither Nabu Casa nor the Open Home Foundation want your data, and we work hard to never have an opportunity to see it.
This is what tech serving people looks like: data that’s yours, and a smart home that answers to you – not corporate shareholders.
Many of you build DIY projects to customize your setup, and Home Assistant isn’t going anywhere on that front. But for those who’d like a simpler approach, Link makes using Home Assistant easier, opening up the local and private smart home to more people. For example, connecting to Alexa and Google Home can be complex to set up yourself, but Link allows you to… ahem… link them to Home Assistant without the hassle. Not having the time or know-how shouldn’t be a barrier to using the platform, and Link ensures it isn’t.
On top of things that can only be done online, there are other features that just work better with Link’s connected services. For instance, online speech-to-text tends to be faster, supports more languages, and is more reliable than self-hosted alternatives. Likewise, Link offers a way to store a backup online, so your data is always recoverable while remaining private. Plus, if you run into trouble with a feature, we have real humans you can contact to help you out. You heard that right. A real person.
See everything at a glance on our new account page.
We’re also constantly improving the service and are now working to add new features. You may have noticed the new, easier-to-use account page, the speech-to-text Labs test, or the new settings page in Home Assistant with a setup wizard. What you probably won’t notice is the massive backend update to improve the responsiveness of your remote access (we’ve migrated to a new bare-metal setup that always tries to get you on the closest server, and it’s fast 🏎️). Most importantly, these updates let us add new security features, account management tools, and more.
In the end, our actions speak louder than product names, and we’ll continue to run a subscription that’s about privacy, transparency, and not locking users in, all the while supporting the development of Home Assistant.
Whenever features get renamed, we always come to you, the community, first. Even though this is a service from Nabu Casa, Home Assistant is a community project, and we value your opinion and thoughts. Love the new name? Something we didn’t consider? We’re all ears. We intend to make the name change official in the December 2026.12 release, so please provide all your feedback well before then! 👇
Full Changelog: v0.8.10...v0.8.11
Builds are unsigned (no Apple Developer ID). After dragging MarkText into Applications, clear the quarantine flag once:
xattr -cr /Applications/marktext.app
All artifacts are listed with their SHA-256 in SHA256SUMS.txt. Verify with:
sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS.txt --ignore-missing
/ trigger when quick-inserting front matter by @Jocs in #4481_ prefix for private members via lint by @Jocs in #4535c++/h++ as aliases for the cpp code grammar by @Jocs in #4794\% as a comment by @Jocs in #4795$…$ (#5446) by @Jocs in https://github.com/marktext/marktext/pull/5449marktext on PATH on every platform by @Jocs in https://github.com/marktext/marktext/pull/5459any in .vue (#4257) by @Jocs in https://github.com/marktext/marktext/pull/5521Full Changelog: v0.19.0...v0.20.0
release: v2.0.22
The Stable channel has been updated to 154.0.8037.97/.98 for Windows and Mac and 154.0.8037.97 to Linux which will roll out over the coming days/weeks. A full list of changes in this build is available in the Log
Note: Access to bug details and links may be kept restricted until a majority of users are updated with a fix. We will also retain restrictions if the bug exists in a third party library that other projects similarly depend on, but haven’t yet fixed.
This update includes 11 security fixes. Please see the Chrome Security Page for more information.
[N/A][549995090] Critical CVE-2026-103628: Out of bounds write in WebGL. Reported by Google on 2026-08-21
[N/A][553114097] High CVE-2026-103626: Incorrect authorization in FileSystem. Reported by Google on 2026-08-26
[N/A][556268833] High CVE-2026-103621: Integer overflow in Compositing. Reported by Google on 2026-09-02
[TBD][557323166] High CVE-2026-103630: Use after free in FedCM. Reported by xinyang on 2026-09-04
[N/A][559893859] High CVE-2026-103625: Type confusion in V8. Reported by Google on 2026-09-11
[TBD][561660166] High CVE-2026-103624: Use after free in Contextual Tasks. Reported by xuanocto1221 on 2026-09-15
[N/A][562038679] High CVE-2026-103629: Integer overflow in Skia. Reported by Google on 2026-09-15
[TBD][565742179] High CVE-2026-103622: Use after free in SVG. Reported by xinyang on 2026-09-24
[TBD][565742180] High CVE-2026-103623: Use after free in MediaStream. Reported by xinyang on 2026-09-24
[TBD][567088927] High CVE-2026-103631: Buffer overflow in WebRTC. Reported by Xinyang Ge (Anthropic), assisted by Claude on 2026-09-28
[N/A][553147154] Medium CVE-2026-103627: Information leak in SVG. Reported by Google on 2026-08-26
We would also like to thank all security researchers that worked with us during the development cycle to prevent security bugs from ever reaching the stable channel.
Many of our security bugs are detected using AddressSanitizer, MemorySanitizer, UndefinedBehaviorSanitizer, Control Flow Integrity, libFuzzer, or AFL.
Interested in switching release channels? Find out how here. If you find a new issue, please let us know by filing a bug. The community help forum is also a great place to reach out for help or learn about common issues.
Changes in 8.4.0:
Full Changelog: v5.0.6...v5.0.7
Every October, people around the world come together to raise awareness of breast cancer and show their support for those affected by it. Pinktober is a time to stand united, share important information, and remind ourselves and others of the importance of taking care of our health.
Supporting Through Driving
Since 2019, we have been proud to support Pinktober alongside our community through our special Pink Ribbon Charity Pack DLCs for Euro Truck Simulator 2 and American Truck Simulator.
As in previous years, 100% of the income from these DLCs will be donated to the Alliance of Women with Breast Cancer at the end of October. The organization works to support and empower people affected by breast cancer, and we are grateful to be able to contribute to their important work together with you.
By adding the Pink Ribbon Charity Pack DLCs to your collection, you can give your trucks a vibrant new look while helping support a meaningful cause. Whether you pick one up for yourself or as a gift for a fellow trucker, every contribution counts.
A Reminder to Take Care of Yourself
Pinktober is about more than showing your support on the road. It is also an opportunity to remind ourselves of the importance of our own health.
Regular check-ups and appropriate screening can play an important role in early detection.
Put Your Support on the Road
We'd love to see our #BestCommunityEver bring Pinktober to the roads of American Truck Simulator and Euro Truck Simulator 2. Customize your trucks with the Pink Ribbon designs, hit the road, and share your screenshots with us using #Pinktober2026.
Thank you to everyone who has supported our Pinktober campaigns over the years. Your generosity continues to help us support those affected by breast cancer and contribute to a cause that reaches far beyond our virtual roads.
Let's make Pinktober 2026 another year of solidarity, awareness, and support. Together, we can drive for a cause.
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